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Changes After Construction
It underwent important renovations in 1855 and 1878.
Its minaret, which was previously made of wood, was converted into masonry by Fatma Hatun.
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It was built on a total land of 150 m² and has a prayer area of 100 m².
It is a rectangular planned building with masonry walls.
Its roof is made of timber and its minaret has a single balcony.
It is also known as the 'Tuntun Mosque' due to the nickname of one of its historical imams, the musician Tuntun Abdullah Efendi.
It is one of the mosques named after Ottoman navy captains in the Tophane district.
